At Home isn't my first spot for home decor due to my perceived quality or unique look, however, it…read morecannot be faulted for how much they offer. Every room in your house could be outfitted with their items, including outdoor patios. They are also reliable for seasonal items, including a variety of Christmas trees. If you are in the midst of decorating or reimagining a space, I recommend At Home to get your ideas flowing. Huge parking lot and no issue getting in and out of the space.

You can find almost any kind of home decor here. Rugs, chairs, side tables, every decorative pillow…read moreyou can imagine. Wall art, fake flowers, patio decor. You name it, it's At home for your home lol They also have some good sales after each holiday is over. My sister & I had a good time just browsing the store & getting a few seasonal summer items.

Literally the worst customer service I've ever encountered. Not only were the employees unwilling…read moreto help but were rude and condescending. I never write reviews but this deserves it.

I frequently use Office Max for professional printing, and find the online submission and in-store…read morepickup super convenient. The clerks/staff are always helpful and they seem to always have whatever office supplies I need in-stock. Convenient location for me as well!

This is the power of marketing and branding. Y'see, I have never really been one for cards. They're…read morenice but I usually drop the ball on Christmas cards, birthday cards and all the other cards. It tends to be a big holiday/occasion where I hop on the card train. I have nothing against cards. I just don't think about them. I fall squarely outside of the card-conscious demographic. My mother, on the other hand? Loves cards. Specifically, she loves *Hallmark* cards. There was a campaign in the 80s (I think) that was all about if you *really* care about someone, you'll give them a card from Hallmark. The commercial laid it on thick, with the recipients going so far as to check the back of the card to make sure it came from Hallmark. A bold approach, to be sure, but an effective one. From that campaign on, there would be nothing other than Hallmark cards in and out of the T household. So, to this day, when I make the effort to send cards, they're Hallmark cards. I'm fully conditioned. And now, with every other day being some sort of holiday, there's a corresponding card to go with it. Luckily for me, there are stores like Amy's. This is a Hallmark homestead. Large, bright, well-apportioned, and staffed by nice people, this store has everything you can want when it comes to gift-giving: cards, wrapping paper, bags, candy, mugs, ornaments, etc. I had no idea that the card industry had so many touchpoints... and that there were so many categories of cards. But, it does and there are. Considering by the healthy amount of traffic during my visit, I was the only person not to know this. So, when you care enough to send the very best*, you know where to go. When you go, come to Amy's. There's a lot here to show you care. *The marketing campaign nailed it. People don't market like this anymore.

I used to come here a lot to get cards for co workers…read more These days, I get cards for my parents or if they ask me to buy cards for them. I know the store pretty well and where everything is located. All the children's todays and home decor items are cute! I've never purchased any of those but always thought about it. Service is great! They are willing to help you out and they are aware of someone at the register even if they're in another aisle. I don't usually see more than one store associate in here, but it never seems extremely busy, even after work.

We won't be going back here for sure there was a sign in the…read morebooth clearly stating 25% off. We wanted a small trinket and when we got to the checkout out the price range up as marked. I mentioned the sign and the person waiting on us refused to honor the sale or even going to look and verify Very rude and this is no way to treat customers I would avoid this place and its rude environment

Opened spring of 2026, this place was full of folks searching for treasures. The store was clean…read moreand organized, I liked how each row had a different name posted above, making it easy to navigate. Booths offered a bit of everything, clothing, lamps, kitchen wear, toys, bourbon barrels, jewelry and much more. Most of the booths are curated, which would be helpful if you're searching for a specific collectible. We noticed a variety of pricing, like any antique /peddlers mall you have to avoid the farmhouse hobby lobby items placed near the true antiques! Personally, I prefer a thrift store bargain but am impressed with the collection of items here.

If, in the course of human events, you need what they offer here you will find a good selection and…read moregood service. I was helping a disabled family member shop for some fabric for a project and they were helpful in regard to their mobility and my ignorance of the language of fabric shopping. Upholstery? I'm not sure. I was dumb and they were nice about it. They were helpful. There aren't a lot of options for fabric shopping compared to when we had a pro-business President but this is where we are, there are less stores with less stuff than 2016. We have to make do and this place will do that for you.

I feel like an old codger saying "I used to get a gallon of gas for a quarter". I always went to…read moreA. Baer or Boone Fabric for material. Granted it's been awhile. Unfortunately A. Baer has closed so I went to Boone's Fabric in Middletown, Ky. I just bought 1/2 a yard of velvet material for $33!!!! Am I that out of touch? I felt that was ridiculously high & expressed that opinion. Then not being up on my math skills I asked how much cording I'd need for a 14" round pillow on both sides. She cut me 28". I stood there for a minute... confused...made the 28" into a circle....no where near enough even for 1 side. Guess my moral of the story!!! Last trip to Boone...OMW to Hobby Lobby!

Box lunch is a cool novelty comic toy game shop that has all kinds of cool retro things as well…read more It's a fun store that you can spend a lot of time enjoying browsing and looking at all the fun

I absolutely love this store!! I hit it up just about every time I'm in Mall St. Matthews. It's…read morepretty much a big nerdy wonderland, and has merchandise to sooo many great things that I love! First of all, I'd like to thank Box Lunch for giving me great additions to my life, like my Disney crockpot and my scratch off world map. They have different sections for each movie, Tv show, etc., and the store is always so organized and clean. A few awesome sections they always have when I come are Disney, Star Wars, Harry Potter, just to name a few. You can find the most interesting things in here, or the most basic things like a T shirt from your favorite 90's show. I have to boast about the employees to, because they are so sweet and helpful every single time we come in! We recently came in to grab some Harry Potter shirts for Potterpalooza, and the girl at the register was excited to strike up a conversation about it with us! Box Lunch is not a store worth skipping next time you're in the mall!

This location used to be our regular Target and now we live closer to Middletown or love having…read morefree delivery with our Red Card. Tonight the parking lot was busy as ever with the holidays around the corner. This parking lot is nuts - be careful coming in and leaving. The biggest thing I noticed was the bright lights of Ulta beauty toward the front of the store. We spent most of our trip in the toy aisles this visit. We found a gift amongst the options. Pro tip: make sure you scan the items with your Target app. Anything on sale online will show and you can request the discount at the counter. Several checkout lanes were open including the self checkout. We got out quickly and our clerk was super friendly.

Yesterday I went into this store and met a younger mother who works in the ultra beauty section her…read morename is Sandra. She was very respectful and very helpful. I am not a target shopper, but I will return because of Sandra.

Great store with a lot of products kind people that help. Unfortunately we could not get an…read moreorientation class until 30 days after purchasing an expensive machine. Turns out this machine was way too complicated for my 80-year-old mother.The manager refused return without a 20% penalty, On this brand new machine! Very disappointing. not sure you have other options in town.

The store does have a nice selection of fabric. The four times I was in the store I was pretty…read moremuch ignored by the staff. They seemed more interested in carrying on conversations among themselves. Their service department is significantly substandard. I have a PFAFF Creative Icon 2 that I took in for repair. Prior to taking it in I asked if they were able to work on my type of machine. I was told yes. The repair took an exceptionally long time. When I picked up my machine, the individual working on the machine made it very clear to me that she did not enjoy working on my machine. I later found out that she had very little experience working on PFAFF machines. When I went to use my embroidery attachment, I discovered that she bent the plastic lock for the unit. I will now need to contact PFAFF directly to see if I can still safely use my attachment. If you have ANY PFAFF I would strongly suggest finding another person/store to work on your machine. It was not a joy working with this store.